Open r1200gsdave opened 6 years ago
Sorry, you can't. That hasn't been written yet.
On 16 Oct 2018, at 5:21 am, r1200gsdave notifications@github.com wrote:
How do I configure a session with SSL encryption?
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So how does the Jmeter plugin that uses your jar file connect with SSL? Or does the other program xtn5250 do SSL?
They must be doing it.
On 16 Oct 2018, at 9:57 am, r1200gsdave notifications@github.com wrote:
So how does the Jmeter plugin that uses your jar file connect with SSL? Or does the other program xtn5250 do SSL?
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Hello, in the RTEPlugin we have forked the great work from Denis and have added some additional features (like ssl support) and fixes, BUT also have removed all GUI components from the fork (because it was giving us issues due to some environments not including javafx). Sadly we haven't contributed the changes back to this repo because all the changes on GUI and required effort to re accommodate to the potential use of a GUI with javafx is too much for us right now. Regards
How do I configure a session with SSL encryption?